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Injecting carbon dioxide into an extruder barrel opens up a world of new products. Now the issue is driving down processing costs.
The process makes it possible to extrude a wide range of ingredients that previously
were off limits because of extrusion’s heat and shear. Protein, calcium
and heat-sensitive vitamins can be added directly to products with supercritical
fluid extrusion (SCFX), enhancing their nutritional value and making more flavorful
products possible.